Steps to Make a Handmade Silver Choke Collar Necklace

Mix two crafts into one eye-catching Silver Choke Collar Necklace. You are able to crochet using soft beading wire, as lengthy while you make use of a crochet hook sufficiently strong to move the wire and beads. Don't be concerned about obtaining the equivalent space among the beads while you work -- the charm from the necklace is you can individualize its look. To create this necklace, you have to be confident with crocheting slip knots and chain stitches. It's also wise to be advanced enough to utilize a crochet hook and beads simultaneously.

String 29 beads, pearls and gemstones to the beading wire within the order you select. Making use of your crochet hook, create a slip knot and then leave a 3-inch tail.

Pull-up a bead (stone or gem) near to your hook, yarn over and done with the wire and draw the wire with the loop in your hook. You've one handmade chain made.

Repeat from "pull-up a bead (stone or gem) near to your hook" 28 more occasions’ chain one, with 29 handmade chains made. Fasten off and clip the beading wire, departing a 3-inch tail. Pull the tail to tighten it round the final bead.

Slip one tail from the handmade chain onto the size of silver curb chain. Thread the finish from the handmade chain and "sew" it in position around the curb chain, utilizing a tapestry needle. Slip the final bead, then your bead cap to the mind pin. While using round-nose pliers, form a loop towards the top of the mind pin. Thread the loop from the mind pin around the free finish from the curb chain. Using the pliers, close the loop. Sew the lobster clasp to another finish from the crocheted Silver Choke Collar Necklace having a large tapestry needle.